When you think Daktronics, you might just think 'Video Displays.' But in reality, we take pride in helping our customers through all aspects of their show beyond the equipment. When it comes to event production, we want to help you turn attendance into an experience. That's where event producers and ...
Daktronics employee contributes to kids' wishes in memory of her late husband, with help from the corporate sponsorship program
Daktronics has installed displays for 34 different colleges and universities, totaling more than 70 displays for 63,085 square feet of LED video.
Venues today are thinking outside the traditional box-shaped LED video board design and transforming video technology into customized shaped-displays.
Carpets by Otto uses an LED sign as an easy-to-use advertising medium to promote their large inventory and build their brand.
Our professional designer Marcus Bergren and Adam Owen of Owen Design, Co. created this content as an opportunity for you to pay tribute to the lives lost on 9/11.
Take a tour of the revamped Venus Control Suite Learning Center.
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Recently, the NCAA made an announcement that will impact the entire landscape of sports data, specifically the collection, management and distribution of statistics and scoring data.
In 2018, Daktronics installed 24 LED displays totaling 21,000 square feet for seven NFL teams at their home venues.
Audiences today have higher expectations than ever before. So, when venues can engage visitors with technology and content, it is proven to increase brand recognition and create more memorable experiences.
Offered only to Daktronics customers, the Professional Football packages includes football templates and real-time data feed for all 266 regular season games and playoff games.
Take advantage of our Professional Football templates and adjust the data as you’d like, to fit your individual needs.
Schools are using Friday Night Lights to not only keep fans entertained, but to reach non-athlete students and expand their budgets.
